Lancaster GOP News

• Republican Patriot Anna Mae Ressler Passes
  Long-standing Republican Committee Woman Anna Mae Ressler passed away Wednesday at the age of 79. Ms. Ressler was a committed member of the Ephrata Area Republican Committee, serving as secretary, treasurer and vice-chair. Just one week before her death, Ms. Ressler was in attendance at the RCLC endorsement convention in Lancaster. “Although I did not […]
• Petition Notarization Dates, Times & Locations
  Several notaries have graciously offered their time and services to those who have circulated nominating petitions for our endorsed Republican candidates. ♦ On Wednesday, Feb. 8, 2012, state Sen. Mike Brubaker of the 36th Senatorial District is hosting a breakfast at the Eden Resorts and Suites (222 Eden Road in Lancaster) with the help of […]
• Newspaper Wrong! Signatures Gathered Jan. 24 & 25 ARE Valid!
  This morning, the Lancaster Intelligencer Journal/New Era ran an article on B2 by reporter P.J. Reilly that incorrectly asserted that nominating petitions collected on Jan. 24 and 25 are invalid. While the Pennsylvania Supreme Court did invalidate the maps associated with the Legislative Reapportionment Commission’s plan last week, the Court Order says clear […]
• Meet Dave Freed Endorsed Candidate for Attorney General
  Meet David Freed: Featured Speaker at the Annual Lincoln Day Dinner 6:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 4, 2012 Elizabethtown College, Meyer Hall, Susquehanna Room David Freed was sworn in as Cumberland County District Attorney on December 28, 2005 becoming at that time the youngest District Attorney of a Fourth Class County in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.  […]
• 2012 RCLC Endorsement Convention Results
  The 2012 Republican Committee of Lancaster County Endorsement Convention was held on Jan. 24, 2012 at the Eden Resort & Suites in Lancaster. The results of the convention were as follows: In the 16th Congressional District, state Sen. Mike Brubaker, former County Chairman Dave Dumeyer and Lancaster Township Area Republican Chair Ann Womble were unanimous […]